Chasing a Dream (Contemporary Romantic Suspense)

Romantic Suspense

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Romantic Suspense & Mystery

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You must be over 18 years of age to join, and you must have a public profile prior to sending a request to become a member. A multi-genre author, she writes from sweet contemporary to steamy BDSM. There are authors that are not on the list. Not so to us! The list represents books I would, for the most part, expect.

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A few are books I expect to disappear from lists just as quickly as they came. It seems like a lot did. I am just waiting for the third book to come out in print. I also find it interesting that while represented, Nora Roberts does not have a huge presence on this list, nor does Linda Howard. There was a time when they would have dominated this sort of survey. Time and readers move on! So glad to see so many of my favorites on here.

Right alongside Fifty Shades of Grey and its even better companion piece, Grey.

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I am sad for the loss of Judith Ivory and Anne Stuart in the polls. All three authors have big reader audiences and promising futures in romance writing. Congratulations to all the winners and thank you to all those who tabulated the results of this huge undertaking! Huh, the final is surprising! But, I also know that this survey is a giant amount of work and I could see why no one at AAR wants to think about lists for a very long time. I have to disagree with you about the diversity of the list. There are over ten POC ranking authors including Alyssa Cole, who ranked fourth, and several books with poc leads included.

The latter would encourage people to be selective and pick real favorites rather than every random book they liked. Noted and thank you for saying so.

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Also maybe series consolidation would help things. You might consider, in the future, having a reasonable maximum number of titles per author on the final list. When you have people who love a particular author, they will tend to vote for all books by that author, which may skew the results.

Just my 2 cents. I always posted reviews here for years but have shifted over to Goodreads. I do think though that AAR reviewers try to post more reviews focused on diversity. The review comments section for individual books can be useful. It might be nice for AAR to offer a once-a-month blog asking readers what books stood out for them for the month as more people will likely see those posts.

So, right now, posting a recommendation for any book is not possible, unless doing so through the comment sections of these article posts. I sometimes see a message that I cannot reply but once I re-login with my username and password, the problem is resolved immediately. I usually have to re-login maybe once a month. That used to be my experience as well. I still cannot post to the message board.

I logged out and back in several times, but still the same. We are working on this. I read 44 of the books. Several of their books are in my Top I wonder if I could come up with a top list of my own. Just thinking about doing it, though, makes me think about all the work that went into this current AAR effort. Thanks to all for all the work you did! When Harry describes Desdemona as his Egypt….

I love that book so much! I also re-read books by her every year as well. Christina Dodd, old Jude Deveraux should also be on the list. Thank you for conducting the poll!

I always look forward to it. The poll used to be conducted by each person submitting a ranked order list of favorite titles. I still have my personal Top from ; and loosely reshuffled it into a list. I still have various staffers Top s as well. I know there are issues with the message boards and appreciate all the work going into trying to fix them. It would be fun for everyone to have a place to post their Top 20? Another interesting thought exercise: I have a list of favorite titles but also attempted to rank order authors.

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It was surprising to see the disconnects: Is anyone else interested? It is impossible to find a universally appreciated list. SO thank you again for the opportunity you give us, the readers, to express our opinions and chose ammong our beloved novels. I know that suspense is not a genre that people remember when they have to vote. I thought they were generally appreciated. Now I have a new challenge: The original publishing date was April , it was published in the Silhouette Intimate Moments line.

Thank you AAR staffers for conducting this poll. I have read 89 of the books on the list. This is a reader generated poll we do every five years or so. This year, we had over votes and so many marvelous books nominated.

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